Muskie School of Public Service

The newly launched BSPH major has been approved for CEPH accreditation.

Public Health assistant research professor Kate Ahrens and Master of Public Health alumna Sarah Gabrielson were authors on a recently published article in the February 2020 issue of the journal Public Health.

Register for PPM 534: Managing Cities,Towns and Counties for the summer 2020 semester. Registration begins on March 2!

Tuition decrease for out of state Muskie graduate degree-seeking students.

The Muskie School is providing support for the 10th Annual Patient Safety Academy in March 2020.

Through a unique grant-internship opportunity, USM students Kathleen Rattazzi and Cameron Reynolds are working to make Maine breweries more sustainable.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $1.75 million grant to the University of Southern Maine to create and run a training and technical assistance network overseeing environmental efforts along a section of the Massachusetts and Rhode Island coastline.

In the November episode of "The USM Update," USM President Glenn Cummings sits down to talk about groundbreaking biology research at USM, global leadership through the Maine Model United Nations program, and how USM is leading the way in sustainable seafood initiatives.

Research conducted this summer by USM student Tyler Walsh, through an internship with the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership (CBEP), aims to better understand nutrient pollution in Casco Bay.

Maine’s young people who are returning to their communities following involvement in the child welfare or youth justice systems should receive more help from local agencies, according to a new report released by researchers from the University of Southern Maine’s Muskie School of Public Service.